Whoah, that's a neat idea. Using a scanner to find wireless camera
frequencies and then tuning them on a little portable color TV!

that's just the trouble. The R3 does not scan video frequencies. Even
though it was advertised as being able to do so.

and also advertised as a "video scanner"

In video mode, you have to tune manually.

Sort of Like you had to do with audio on the old Radio Shack Patrolman
radios for audio.

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 13:18:41 -0400, wrote:

Whoah, that's a neat idea. Using a scanner to find wireless camera
frequencies and then tuning them on a little portable color TV!

that's just the trouble. The R3 does not scan video frequencies. Even
though it was advertised as being able to do so.

and also advertised as a "video scanner"

In video mode, you have to tune manually.

Sort of Like you had to do with audio on the old Radio Shack Patrolman
radios for audio.



Well is there any other machine that will scan video freqs and send
the output to some kind of portable color TV?

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 05:39:48 GMT, Tempest
wrote:

Well is there any other machine that will scan video freqs and send
the output to some kind of portable color TV?

I personally haven't used it, but:

http://www.videoscanner.co.uk/

may have potential. See what you think.

Steve


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